of unhappiness. That calls to mind a description, I
forget where I read it, of shopping in the old communist Russia as,something
to the effect, that consumers have the freedom from having to make choices.
Ron Baty
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On 2004-01-06, Fred Foldvary uttered:
He says that as the number of choices
Aside from the legitimate economic reasons for v!gra spam I would offer that
the mark-up on sugar pills marketed as v!agra is quite high. Quality
control is a significant problem when buying any drug over the internet,
that is what are you actually receiving? The brain is our largest sex
organ,
Lest we forget: The road to hell is paved with good intentions
I am uncomfortable with and in fact disagree with much of Thaler's arguments
in his article Libertarian Paternalism. However, I will try to limit my
response to your question.
It seems, to paraphrase, you are asking if it is
Interesting result but, at the risk of over thinking the report given we
don't have the details, a few questions arise. Was he riding the same time
every day such that similar if not mostly the same drivers passed him or was
this one long ride, was he able to maintain the same distance from the
